Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-12-07
HOME MATTERS.

HO Il NJ Al IERS.
-Tricots are selling fast at Trachte &
Travser's
Fine silk suspenders tor holiday trade
at SCHIFFLER & QUENTMEYER's
Have YOU seen those beautiful Christ
mas and New Year cards at Sallcks'.
Among the late Wisconsin pension
ers is Christian Thiel OF Beaver Dam.
Full stock of pianos and organs, rang
ing in price from $50 to $500, at Sproessers
Don't miss seeing the Two Johns at
Turner Hall. Saturday, December 10th
The finest display of holiday goods
at prices most reasonable, will be found
at Sproesser's.
Silk umbrellas with gold handles for
holiday trade just in at
SCHIFFLER & QUENTMEYER's,
The notice of the election of five
directors for the Wisconsin National Bank
is published in another column.
Great reduction on newmarkets, plush
cloaks and misses and children's gar
ments at Trachte & Trayser's.
Needing more room to accommodate
their immense Holiday stock, the Salicks
have fitted up the upper floor for use.
A full line of card and cutting tables,
lap boards, ironing boards, clothes racks,
pillow sham holders, ETC., at +. w.
Schultzs.
Fred G. Mansfield, of Johnsons
Creek, made clean sweep of prizes on
Golden Wyandottes at the Chicago poul-
try show.
Fine albums! Cheap slbums Rang
ing in price from 10c to $40; the finer
grades directly imported from Berlin's re-
nowned factories, at Sproesser's.
An elegant line of crushed plush
patent rockers and easy chairs in all the
latest shades, such as oliye, old gold,
golden brown, electric blue, plum granite
and marble just received at E. W .Schultz's
mammoth furniture rooms.
Several head of the fine blooded
stock out of the stable of DIR. Valerius &
Co. went to Montana last week, and three
head were shipped to Scott county, MINI.
H. J,1or;,,o 2, % ro eoloot
ing car load of draft horses for a large
lumber company of Fond du Lac.
For the free high school apportion-
ment made by state superintendent
Thayer, Watertown receives $215.70;
Beaver Dam, 215.70; Fort Atkinson,
21570; Jefferson, 215.70; Lake Mills,
21570; Horizon, 2l5,7O; Fox Lake,
166 %; Waupun dodge county, 1904 SO.
At the meeting Friday evening of
Log Camp of Modern Woodmen of Ameri-
ca the following officers were chosen for
the coming term: Theo. Huber, V. c.;
F. B. futile, W. A; FL. CRUDE, E. B.;
w. @. Steinmann, c.; F. G. Werner, E.;
ALT. Meyer, W; L. Miller, S. Regular
meeting the last Friday evening of each
month in Odd Fellows Hall.
The way the Dodge county "bosses"
are trying to counterfeit and nullify the
effect of the triumph won last fall by the
honest taxpayers is well described by
THE REPUBLICAN Juneau correspondent
this week. Verify, the average Dodge
county "boss' dies hard, but he must
''go.' Il the people remain true to them
selves and honest government.
The Waukesha county board voted
to make the salary of the sheriff $500
per year and to abolish all fees connected
with the Office. This is an example other
counties might well follow as way out
of excessive sheriff bills. Jefferson county
at present is doing as we'll as though the
sheriff was salaried, but every county
does not elect man like Bullock to the
position.
The receipts of the supper given last
Wednesday evening by the S. A. G.
amounted to about $40, which will be de-
voted to furnishing their rooms in a pleas
ing manner. The members and those
who assisted in the management of the
supper, express their sincere thanks to the
friends who so kindly patronized their
first appearance in public, and helped
make the affair the success which all pro-
nounced il to be.
New neckties for holiday trade at
SCHIFFLER & QUENTMEYER's.